rHE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1021. (Founded 1847) Livingston's Groups of Suits Demonstrating Our Incomparable values. --$24.50-- Formerly $30.00 to $40.00. --$37.50-- Formerly $42.50 to $55.00. --$49.50-- Formerly $60.00 to $75.00 o o 9 Livingston's 75-77 BROCK STREET "If Off Your Route It Pays to Walk." must make his w No Sr Anderson Bros. Limited SHIP US YOUR POULTRY Prompt remittance made on arrival--High- est Cash Prices ever offered. (Dry Picked) Chickens--crate fed, 5 to 6 lbs. each, 42¢. Ib » Chickens, crate fed, 5 lbs. and over 38c. 1b. Chickens, crate fed, 4 lbs. and over, 35c¢. Ib. Chickens, 4 lbs. and under, are paid for ac- cording to quality, at highest market price. Good to Saturday, Feb. 12th. ALL WEEK SALE Cvery-day table needs at attractive prices. 2,000 lbs. Creamery Butter. 1,000 Ibs. pure Lard. . Presented by the Faculty Players in~Queen's Con- vocation Hall. If a latent idea, that perhaps and reverend dons, who daily ins the youth of Queen's in thé dee jects of arts, sciepee and t 1 sics, might lack the' qualities neges- sary for the satisfactory production ofa "merry farce," lurked in the mind cf any one in the | 1 that filled Convocation evening when the cur the prosemiction of * Married a Dumb W France, by the Fac: idea Was qickly di first moment these cl! tha interest of their hear:rs with them till the curtain. fell in the list act, amid roars of laughter and ap- plause, A VERY ADMIRABLE PLAY COMMISSION CHECKS THE G.T.R. COUNSEL | Refuses to Accept Evidence as i to Physical Values . | | of Road. | Montreal, Feb. 8.--Again this | morning, F. H. Phippen, K.C., couh-| sel for the Grand Trunk, tendered | - (evidence as to the physical values of the Grand Trunk and once more the arbitration beard rejected it und their previous majority decisicn. Sir Walter Cassels checked Mr. Phippen {as soon as he approached the yues-| tion of values. The railroad counse {replied 'that he intencd2d to go on until h® Was stopped. £0 as to put ft! on record that this evidence had been | tendered by the nd Trunk and | refused by the cornmissicn., With | {this he withdrew iL» witness, and | | proceeded with his enquiry to get {general evidence as to the general {condition of Grand Trunk system, Prof. R, O. Joliffe, as Master Leon- | ard Botal, the judge, in the first act by his old ter Adam Funee, a wyer, L. McKee) success on the bench, because beautiful young wife is dumb. his having her speec restored great phy , at the hinting that it mig advantage. However, the . judge sends his secretary, Giles Boiscourt- ier, (Miss Ester O'Connor) to the great man, who arrives in state, with a surgeon and apothecs to perform the operation upon th | lady. L. J. »Austin, Conacher, skill, were splendid, ing particularly good Macdonald as Alison, the maid, filled her part excellently. next act the wife, Catherine, A. H. Hughes), en and charming in a 12th century « tume of blue in with the tall h dress and floating veil of the | and she talks, talks, talks, husband says he will climbs to the top of the | escape. Mrs. Hughes was her rather difficult part, till he drives her away. The law} who is pleading the cause of an or- phan, (Mrs. W. C. Clark) to whom the judge can 1 her rights, turns up, and Botal says the doctors e dumb again; r, but declare it is im- ssibl game Profs. the three Dr. as Ss most sweet s0 they are sent fc sertion of a white 7 ears. Then Cathe | is declari 16 | to the 3 { sweet in- who, with the funny ce nt way till t { a deep groan, s: } powder,"" which e me in a { scene, they do, and Catherine, who | { has been talking to Mdile de Garan-| | diere, the orphan, turns again to J hey husband with her sweet blandish- ments, but this time he hears them inot, and the look of joy upon his face is most amusing. come to a climax and a general row 'ensues, and the curtain falls on the | disturbed company. Miss Mildred Jones, as Madame de la Bruine, 0. C. Kinnick, who sang to i his guitar as the Blind Fiddler, Mrs. Gujlfort Reed as the water cress wo- | man, and Principal Dyde as the candleman, were some pf the drama- | tis personnae. Mrs. William Good- | win played several muck*enjoyed pi- ano numbers between the acts, | | several minutes, but the actors were In no wise disconcerted, and 'posed gracefully under the spot and sang to the music made by the Blind Fiddler upon his guitar, C. H. Gates, under whose direction the play was produced, is to be con- gratulated upon putting on one of the best amateur plays ever seen in Kingston. The costumes were loan- ed by Hart House theatre, Toronto. Broke Through the Ice In the Kingston Harbor Mr. Payne, Wolfe Island, broke through the ice when returning |from the city in his automobile on { Monday evening. Just this side of {Garden Island he ran on to a bad istreak of ice about forty feet long, | and his car went through and he was | | helpless. His predicament was seen jfrom Wolfe Island by Mr. Russell, who went out with his team and dragged the car out. . There is not a safe route marked Mas- | ter Funee suggests the possibility of je by a | time | be a doubtful | fetch | dumb | This is a very good scene. Dr. | Hicks and | men of | Austin be- | Mrs. J. PF. | Then in the | (Mrs. { Then things | The electric lights went out for | is discovered | friend, Mas- | (Dr. J. sad, at the height of his | PRATT Policy-Hold- e Company. Belgians Use Loan to | Buy Argentine Wheat | Washington, Feb. 8--Bills im-| a tax of three per cent. on loans floated in the United | will be introduced in con- gress this week. -Identical bills will | be ii.troduced. simultaneously in both » and senate and the authors | urge their immediate passage. preparation of these bills is | it of the action of Belgians who last week floated a loan of $30,- 000,000, and purchased with this money Argentine 'wheat with a view | of fore down the price of Ameri- can, wheat, ! According to information obtained to-day, the 'usual ease with which this large loan was subscribed was posing foreign States, hot {and the unexpected announcement | that practically the entire sum had | been expended for wheat in tho-Kr- gentine came as a shock, r The Late E. W. Sullivan, "After a lingering illness of over a | year, E. W. Sullivan died Monday | at the General hospital, Toronto. He | formerly lived in Kingston. Mr. | Sullivan was for 20 years with Mur- | ray-Kay, Ltd.,, and was one of their | head salesmen. He was a member of | many fraternal societies. | ~~ DAILY MEMORANDUM, Band at the Palace Rink to-night. HANSON, CROZIER & EDGAR PRINTERS | MARKET SQUARE, KINGSTON. | DIED. HARTRICK--In Portsmouth, on 8th, 1921, John Hartrick, eighty-three years Funeral private from his late residence Portsmouth, on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock to Cataraqui Ceme- tery. SMYTH--In Kingston, Feb. 6th, 1921, Amelia I. Powley, beloved wife of Wm. J. Smyth, aged 52 years and 7 months. 1 from her late residence, Sunny- 'ataraqui, Wednesday at 2 Cataraqui Cemetery, acquaintances respectfully invited to attend. TOOMEY--In 'Kingston, on Feb. 7th, 1921, Bridget Toomey. Funeral from the residence of her sis- ter, Miss Eliza Toomey, Odessa, on Wednesday, Feb. 9th, at 2 p.m. to the Holy\Rosary Church. Feb aged IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory of Mrs. T. R. ley, Toronto, who died Feb. Sth, aged 31 years. Han. 1920, sry n---- JOHN LAIDLAW & SON DIRECTS ATTENTION TO TWO DAYS SALE NAVY SERGE, NAVY GABERDINE, NAVY TRICOTINE THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE This is the logical time in which to select the material for your new Spring Suit, Frock, or Skirt, while our Sale prices are in effect. These prites are lower than have been obtainable in recent years--be cause the revised market conditions have made it possible for us to ontain greater price con cessions. Therefore, we askyou to compare the former prices with the Special Sale Prices for WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY tee eerste sd] ALL WOOL NAVY SERGE (54 to 58 inches wide) Stock Price 5 Sale Prive $5.50 quality for .. $5.95 quality for .. $6.50 quality for $7.00 quality for ..... $9.50 quality for ...... "ALL WOOL NAVY GABERDINE (50 to 56 inches wide) Stock Price $5.95 quality for ... $6.50 quality for $7.00 quality for . . .. $7.50 quality for . . Sale Price ... $3.90 ALL WOOL due to @n impression that the money | 4; wasto be spent for American wheat | }{} NAVY TRICOTINE 52 to 56 inches wide Stock Price Sale Price $5.50 quality for ...:...... cern. 33.50 $5.95 quality for «ian rev. 3390 $6.50 qual'ty for . .. verre 28 $7.00 quality for . .. Prue oe 34.50 'PLFASE. NOTE--No reserves or charges made on the above sale goods for Wednesday and Thursday. SPECIAL SALE--200 YARDS BLACK MESSALINE. SILK A beautiful firm weave Black M essaline Dress Silk; full 35 ins. wide--a Silk that will give lots o f wear for a long time. There is no regular price on this Silk, but we might say you would not expect to find such a quality under $2.50 yard. SALE PRICE ........,.. 3135 SALE STARTS 9 O'CLOCK John Laidlaw & Son, Limited out from Kingston to Wolfe Island | *537,15 Tn ivend by father, mother, sis- ---- | as in former years, and it ought to! ter and brothers. ------ be the duty of some one to do this, |™ | IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory of Nellie Elizabeth 1,000 Ibs. Shortening. 2,000 lbs. White Beans. Pi 1,000'1bs. Bean Pork. 500 Ibs. Pure Beef Dripping. LENTEN SEASON Opens 9th inst.. Complete stock Sea and + Lake Fish. Prices will be very reasonable. GREEN STUFF--Lettuce, Celery, Rhu- barb, and Parsley. EGGS Prices now more reasonable. MAJESTIC OLEOMARGARINE. ebest ,. ona niche iii. Sle 1b . Must Pay for Goods Jlot 1:6. Ordered in Quarantine In the Division Court on Tuesday morning George Pratt, who was quarantined for smallpox, was sued by the corporation of the city of Kingston for $89, the amount of a bill he contracted while in quaran- tine. The bill was Yor grocerirs, etc. The defendant claimed that the Board of Health, who ordered the goods, were liable for payment, but J@dge Lavell did not see it that way and gave judgment for the city, Hanley, wife of Dr. Thomas R. Hanley, of Toronto, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Asseltine, of Verona, who died at her home {n Toronto, on Feb. Sth, 1920. --Parents, sister and brothers. ~ IN MEMORIAM. In sad but loving memory of James H. Bell, who died of influenza pneu- monia Feb. 8th, 1919, buried at St Marie Cemetery, La Havre, France. Dear is the gravg where my husband is laid, 2 Swest is the memory that never will ade, Flowets may wither, leaves fade and e, Dthery may forget him but never will --Wife and children 'Woman Prisoner IIL Sarah Massie, on remand on a charge of vagrancy, was to have ap- peared before Magistrate Farrell on Tuesday morning, but was too 11L She'is sutfering from throat trouble. Church Notice. St. George's Cathedral--Ash Wed- nesday, 8 am., holy communion; 10 a.m., litany and comminatjon ; 8 P.m., evensong ; 8. p.an., service at mission hall. epee, Hon. Mr. McPhefson, minister of public works, was re-elected to the Manitoba legislature by 'a8 majority The Old Firm of Undertakers. 254 and 236 PRINCESS STREET. Phcne 147 for Ambul. nce. ROBERT J. REID The Leading Undertaker. Phone 577. 230 Prince.s Street. di SOMETHING SPECIAL For This Week Ladies' Brown Calf Oxford -- Welt sole; semi-Brogue; a stylish, service- able' Shoe. Worth $10.00. Selling this week 5 EEO AO AAT